BIO102
BIOLOGY 102: COMPARATIVE ANATOMY OF VERTEBRATES (LECTURE)
Course Description:
The course is a study on the morphological evolution of vertebrates from the protochordates through the comparison of organ systems of representative species. Emphasis is placed on structures that have been retained, developed or omitted as a result of adaptation. An appreciation of the anatomy of representative vertebrate species is developed through laboratory dissection.
Please refer to the syllabus (distributed on the first day of classes) for course outline, policies and grading
Lecture Slides may be downloaded at the official Bio 102 Lec Yahoo! group of the Department of Biology. Only students officially enrolled will be approved by the moderators. [Update: Yahoo! Groups have been closed. Please contact your BIO102 subject coordinator.]